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Boston Trinity Academy encourages its students to strive physically as well as intellectually. Our competitive and well-rounded athletic program contributes to the development of integrity and character. Athletic practice and competition develop leadership skills, improve physical and mental fitness, teach reliance on others, and foster maturity through perseverance. Demonstrating the importance of teamwork, the program teaches students how to handle success and failure with grace and humility.
Boston Trinity Academy’s boys varsity basketball team captured its first New England Private School Athletic Conference Tournament (NEPSAC) championship Sunday, March 7th with a 78-73 win over St. Luke's School of New Canaan, CT. Senior Kadeem Wint was named the tournament MVP. The boys season ended with 29 wins and 7 losses.
The girls varsity basketball team was awarded the Runners Up Trophy for the NEPSAC Championship, falling to the #1 seeded team, Southfield, 29-25. The girls finished their season with a historical best 22-7 record.
“Striving for excellence on the field or in the gym translates into determination, hard work, and focus on a common goal. These lessons learned in sports are lessons our students will take with them through life.”
KARL SIMON, ATHLETIC DIRECTOR
Faculty, Middle School History, Math